Found 10 Childcare volunteering opportunities in Adelaide City

Do you love to interact with children? We are looking for a volunteer to help with the running of the playgroup session on Friday mornings. With a passion for reading stories, socialising and supporting children and parents - this could be the role for you!

Do you love to interact with children? We are looking for a volunteer to help with the running of the playgroup session on Tuesday mornings. With a passion for reading stories, socialising and supporting children and parents - this could be the role for you!

The objective of this role is to: * promote playgroups * support the playgroup facilitators * ensure programs are operating within the Australian Government Playgroup Program Guidelines. So, if you are the type of person who has the ability to manage and monitor playgroup programs, by: * implementating the program to be within the guidelines for playgroups and current Health & Safety and Emergency guidelines *Promoting, supporting and encouraging active and ongoing supervision Apply now!

We are seeking an outgoing, energetic person to join our weekly playgroup program team within a Community Centre. NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED.

Engage and support families to gain confidence in parenting to improve healthy outcomes for children in our community.

Are you ready to make a difference where it matters most: in the hearts and minds of our little ones? Your energy and desire to make community connections will have a wonderful impact!

The role of family support volunteer is to ensure that children are entertained in safe environment before and after camp.

Volunteers bring a ‘non-clinical’ aspect of service to the Emergency Department which aims to provide support to those who are ill or confronting sudden trauma or loss.

Meals on Wheels SA (MoWSA) is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help out with our Intergenerational Playgroups. As a volunteer, you will help with bringing together "elder friends" in the community with local families and their young children to engage in playful activities.

The assistant should ensure children attending the playgroup have the best start in life by providing a safe, welcoming, high quality, inclusive early education environment. He/she will support the playgroup leader in the day to day overseeing of the playgroup, providing a stimulating and varied programmes of play and ensuring the social development of the children at Puddle Jumpers.